Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
MINES AND MINING
Gem raj Information Abon.
Properties Hero and FL. '.e!uaaa.

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Properties Hero n r'..,s% ss''''''
Walter Ewing. who has ina.
from tire Black Pine region, sns.% returned
highly Of the prospects OF that ~;h 'e,
says that on the 9th they cles a'ne' 4.
remarkable run of amalgam II, =. up
time the mill has been runn;na '"e short
all through the mine and savs ne Va
eiRbt-foot body OF ore in the lova" Is AZ
Al an instance OF the amoun. euunel.
going on there, he says the Dun.: VI Work
Partley have four si1-horse team. "s and
every day bringing ore from tba .. Work
the mill. Mr.. Pack, the superiutuaae TO
keeping the ten stamps Constant is
and when he was there the mach;' golns,
ten more was on the ground and Tor
tions to put them in were in nroo,o p'epata.
NJ. Long, the foreman, desesrs ese' Joha
credit for what he has done tho'a Great
stage from Philipsburg runs to Plns, Ths
every day. a'k Pus
THE BIG sMELrER.
The Anaconda Smelter is at nres..
ming to it's full capacity. An add;t;' fua'
thirty steam stamps of the largest Nv, o.
being made to the mill. On the ,ouaa'
alone over so, 900 feet of large timh.a'"on
be used for the foundations in sf will
The rock foundation OF the new su pit,
has been commenced. Nine derr;s eI%eter
in use for moving and placing tho AN
stones in position. "ss'!
BLACK ROCK,
This mine, situated east of the En-, A.,
commenced operations about a montS
and since then the work Of cles amin. 30
the shaft as we'll as running a c,o.,'p
from the main drift a distance of e;oh..'
feet to cut the ledge has occupied moas
the time. The ledge was struck on ths o.%t
ult. and it has been cross-cut into lay ddSa
tance OF twelve or fifteen feet in sold wv nv
It is said to be silver-bearipp and IT. ~
owners feel complacent owe it. Tbe sh .s
is at present down a hundred feet and u y.
ore now in sight and supposedly atts;0
able will last for a good while without sn,
deeper developments.
THE BLUE EYED NELLIE
is situated five miles west OF Anaconda. Il
is said to be down 200 feet. From th,.
to six teams are reported to haveh.,
occupied all summer hauling ore to-
conda for shipment. Arrangements an !,
progress to put in a steam hoist in plaps
the whim now in use, as the recent lawn
the subject requires in sinking below Ii.
200 level. There are twenty miners =.
work on the mine now besides a few on II.
surface.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC
mine at Georgetown. is said to have bee,
sold on the 23d ult. to John Doan and
Charles Thater by George Hitter and job,
Thomas, of Granite, for the sum OF 81
600. The shaft is at present down on
hundred feet and drifts have been run bot
east and west along the line OF the ledge 4
and As feet. The vein averages about 6y
feet in width and is gold bearing, assayir
$40 per ton. This mine is about a mi
and a half from Georgetown. The partp
now interested intend to place a within q
it and sink an additional 100 feet an
thoroughly develop the mine, they havi
| the means with which to do it..
MINOR NOTES.
A contract is said to be let to sink q
feet deeper on the Cora.
Considerable ore is being taken out
the Anselmo, sinking having been disco
tinued.
A within is still in use at the Trife,
the ore comes to the front with Just
much Fl gularity as if a steam hoist were
use.
Robinson & Co. will take up the $50
bond on the Big Bonanza.
The mines about Burlington are st
running with reduced forces.
Superintendent Alex. Mcdonald, Of Il
Golden Gate, between Georgetown and C
BILE, which is owned by Helena men, ga,
they are down 100 feet and employ ioy
men under ground.
Personal Mention.
Major F. W. Werlitz goes to Heleusth,
morning on business.
Dan. Sully and wife arrived yesterda
morning and are registered at the S,
| Nicholas.
Mrs. D. F. Ramsdell has returned from
lengthy visit East to her position with IL
Bonner Mercantile Company.
Secretary of the Territory Webb, sher
Hathaway and a party of distinguishes
Helenaites, returned to the town in Il
Prickly Pear Valley yesterday evenin
after spelling the Egyptians on the bs
game.
George A. Walker, one Of the old tin
stockmen of Butte, left for San Francise
last evening. He goes on business col
nected with some Idaho mines. He is
thorough mining expert, and has recent
been handling gold quartz mines on Saline
River, twelve miles below Salmon City,
Len.hi County.
Col. Samuel A. Robertson, editor an
proprietor of the Jefferson County Sent
mel, having escaped from the trying duti
OF editorial work at Boulder, is dom
Butte. The best evidence that Col. "sam
is on his good behavior is that he paid
respectful visit to the editorial rooms
The MINER last night.
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